| Get secure, online access to view, manage, and pay your invoices. Select the link below to register. |
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| UPS offers a number of options for managing your invoices. To learn more or enroll in these options, contact your UPS Representative or select the link below. |
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- Billed Weekly/Pay Weekly: Receive an invoice weekly and pay weekly. Payment can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer, payment card (for example a debit or credit card), or check.
- Billed Weekly/Pay Monthly: Receive an invoice weekly but pay only once a month. You will be required to give UPS a prepayment equal to four weeks' average shipping charges. Payment can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer or check.
- Billed Monthly/Pay Monthly: Receive an invoice weekly and pay monthly. You will be required to give UPS a prepayment equal to four weeks' average shipping charges. To avoid prepayment, a credit extension fee can be charged on your annual shipping charges and is subject to change annually. Payment can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer or check.
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| UPS can help you manage domestic or international shipping costs by allowing you to determine who pays each portion of the shipping charges. To learn more about your options, select a link below. |
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You control who can and cannot bill shipping charges to your UPS account number. This solution offers two choices:
- Allow any shipper to bill shipping charges to your UPS account number except those shippers you want to deny charges.
- Do not allow a shipper to bill shipping charges to your UPS account number except those shippers you want to accept charges from.
To access Manage Inbound Charges, select the link below. |
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| Consolidated Payment Plans (CPP) offer a convenient way to aggregate UPS invoices for multiple UPS account numbers into a single invoice for payment. These plans can be created for UPS domestic, export, and import invoices. To learn more about CPP, contact your UPS Representative. |
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